Refer to the following information from a long term care facilityfor questions 6-10.AprilMayJuneEnding Food Inventory231928312462Food Purchased812690378496Labor costs123631197412197Supply costs5125925516282Operating Costs67916547119121123Average Daily CensusWhat is the value of the food used in June?OA. $11,327B. $10,958O C. $8496O D. $8865QUESTION 7Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.

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Refer to the following information from a long term care facility for questions 6-10. April May June Ending Food Inventory 2319 Food Purchased 8126 Labor costs 12363 Supply costs 512 Operating Costs 6282 119 Average Daily Census What is the value of the food used in June? OA. $11,327 OB. $10,958 OC. $8496 D. $8865 2831 9037 11974 592 6791 121 2462 8496 12197 551 6547 123

Refer to the following information from a long term care facility for questions 6-10. April May June Ending Food Inventory 2319 Food Purchased 8126 Labor costs 12363 Supply costs 512 Operating Costs 6282 119 Average Daily Census What is the value of the food used in June? OA. $11,327 OB. $10,958 OC. $8496 D. $8865 2831 9037 11974 592 6791 121 2462 8496 12197 551 6547 123

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